rationale|rationales in English

noun

[ra·tion·ale || ‚ræʃə'næl /-'nɑːl]

argument, reasoning; grounds for an actio

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1. Synonyms for Bookkeepings include auditings, recordings, rationales, cases, reasons, explanations, arguments, accounts, accountancies and computing

2. The political rationale is not clear.

3. The rationale behind this is twofold.

4. Sometimes the tie was purely economic in rationale.

5. This could be a rationale for the future.

6. What is the rationale behind these new exams?

7. An unjust delay becomes another rationale for injustice.

8. New research is showing that Countertrade transactions have legitimate economic rationales, but the risk of

9. The plan was criticized for its lack of rationale.

10. The effort was justified in terms of economic rationale.

11. The rationale for engagement is different in each case.

12. Everyone missed the artistic rationale for my nude scene.

13. What is the rationale of ability-to-pay taxation?

14. British Appeasement and American isolationism The rationale of Appeasement

15. See journal entry Scenario A 1) Authority coding rationale:

16. Rationale for buyer risk category better than accredited CRA rating

17. Durham had undercut the entire theological rationale for the revival.

18. The rationale behind the changes is not at all evident.

19. I don't understand the rationale behind the council's housing policy.

20. But the rationale for the project is not necessarily loopy.

21. Rationale This section further refines the concept of an adverse claim.

22. The rationale for an external currency market is differential national regulation.

23. Bachrach then offers a novel rationale for denying the requested abortion.

24. 11 The rationale behind the changes is not at all evident.

25. The rationale for using this teaching method is to encourage student confidence.